Holding a first edition of Dracula! 
The Rosenbach exterior historical marker foyer entrance the paperback first edition of Dracula Stoker’s research notes about Wallachian history and mention of the name Dracula our presenter, with the notes and books Stoker’s notes detailing the final scene in which he originally had Quincey Morris firing a maxim gun, a kind of early machine gun, like some sort of Victorian Rambo notes written on The Stratford Hotel stationery (upside down), the Philadelphia hotel Stoker stayed at while on American theater tour with Henry Irving. newspaper article with details about vampire folklore found amongst Stoker’s papers
I’m lucky enough to live fairly close to @therosenbach which, among their 400,000+ collection, they have a first edition of Dracula, the only known existing dust jacket for the first edition, a paperback first edition, and Bram Stoker’s own copious notes for the novel, including outlines, early plot ideas, and research. It was amazing to see these things in person! We also got to see (and hold) a first edition of Frankenstein and an early American printing of Polidori’s The Vampyr. A dream come true for this grownup goth girl and lifelong Dracula fan. Description of each pic in captions.